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A property guardian is defined as someone who is granted an affordable, flexible and shared living space, in return for protecting otherwise vacant buildings from squatters, anti-social behaviour and vandalism.
A guardian cannot make the decision to purchase a home. The authority of a guardian to purchase property is determined, in most cases, by the nature of the court order. A guardian of the person under Article 17-A would not have the authority to purchase property, while a guardian of the property would.
The ward or the guardian can petition the court to terminate the guardianship. The petitioner must provide evidence to the court that: The guardian is no longer needed or wanted. Termination of guardianship would be in the ward's best interests.
Property Guardians are responsible for the security of a building. Property Guardians are not tenants; they sign a Licence Agreement, not a Tenancy Agreement. All of our Guardians are required to thoroughly read through their Licence Agreement to ensure they understand and accept the terms before they sign it.
To obtain parental guardianship in North Carolina, a family member, friend, or social worker must file a court petition. This petition will often include evidence from doctors, friends, or family members that shows why the individual needs a legal guardian.